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Shards of Glass is coming, even if I’m terrible at consistent promo! Preorders open now at waxheartpress.com
When Gerda’s neighbor and childhood friend disappears into the Mississippi, she refuses to believe he’s dead. A spontaneous rescue mission leads her to a strange new land, full of fairies, trolls, and talking flowers. To find her friend, she must travel through this land, to a palace at the top of the world. But reaching the palace is only the beginning-she has to get him home again, too.
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La bibliothèque
Félix Vallotton, 1915
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I’ve added five new limited edition prints to the shop at www.tomgauld.com/shop. This is one of them.
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reading in transport series: another plane edition
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Rationalizing the irrational
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Warner Bros backpedaled so hard on the coyote vs acme situation because apparently after they announced that they weren’t gonna release it, a bunch of creatives called and cancelled their booked meetings and movie pitches with the studio to go other places.
After all, what’s the point of making a movie with Warner Bros when it’s more likely that they’re just gonna use it as a tax write off and never let it see the light of day?
And now an ACTUAL CONGRESSMAN is calling them out, this is ABSOLUTELY glorious!!
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‘The Hoodie Crow’ from the Lilac Fairy Book by Andrew Lang by Caitlin Hackett
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‘Zlatovláska’ (1911) by Karel Jaromír Erben.
Illustration by Artuš Scheiner.
National Library of the Czech Republic
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